#fajo

[astralbondpro]

Star Trek: The Next Generation // S03E22: The Most Toys

#Star Trek #The Next Generation #ST: TNG #ST:TNG #TNG #Data #Data Soong #Brent Spiner #Lt. Commander Data #Lt Commander Data #Lieutenant Commander Data #ST TNG #STTNG #Star Trek The Next Generation #Star Trek TNG #Star Trek The Next Generation Gifs #Kivas Fajo #Fajo #Saul Rubinek #Gifs #Television #Television Gifs #AVTV #AVTVGifs #AVGifs #AVTNG #AVTNGGifs

[tuttle-did-it]

Star Trek actors Saul Rubinek (Fajo) with Brent Spiner (Data, multiple Soongs) AND Kate Mulgrew (Janeway) in Warehouse 13

Season 4 episode 2 An Evil Within

#saul rubinek #brent spiner #data #fajo #star trek next gen #warehouse 13 #star trek picard #kate mulgrew #star trek voyager

[datascatvislorturlough]

The only Star Trek episode that has ever been remotely scary to me was TNG's The Most Toys. My dad was channel flipping, and I was around nine at the time. All I saw was a flashing image of the chair to be Data's display. That was enough.

It wasn't a nightmare, exactly, more a very unsettling dream. I was afraid it was messed with, rigged to explode. I didn't even know who did it, or who it was for. I didn't start watching any Star Trek until late 2016 or early 2017. I later watched the episode "again", and I was like, wait a second, I remember this...

I guess you could say I was destined to latch onto Data, to make sure we both made it through, to learn and grow as much as possible. To survive, as ourselves.

#fuck you victor dubenich! #wait that's leverage... #data soong #data tng #data #brent spiner #fuck you fajo #star trek #star trek tng #the most toys #saul rubinek #fajo

[neemie101]

The Eyebrow Raise Data gives Fajo as he pulls the trigger is the best part of the episode.

#star trek tng #data tng #data star trek #data soong #kivas fajo #the most toys #my art #cleaned up a pencil sketch using Rebelle #thinking about posting the original too #slowly but surely learning how to draw Data's face #Loved drawing Fajo it was so fun #might come back and add color later #there used to be a way to add alt text but I can't find it

[fratboystrider]

meet Malachi, Linus’ Husband (from an arranged political marriage)

#my art #doodles #malachi of meara #malachi of fajo

[yarboyandy]

It's just a chair.

#star trek #star trek the next generation #star trek tng #data soong #tng #the next generation #the most toys #kivas fajo #andy drawz #might do a series of these

[adriartts]

Another screencap redraw as I rewatch episode of all time (The Most Toys). 

#geordi laforge #Star Trek: The Next Generation #star trek #tng #the composition of this shot is just very nice tho I did edit the painting behind him a bit to make the planet halo him better #thinking many thoughts. also just the fact that he has a random painting in his room. he doesn't own a lot of art #it's very hyperrealistic in the sense that it really just looks like a picture taken of a planet from a moon that orbits it #do u know where im going with this. it looks like data painted it. we know what data's paintings look like. data made that ive decided #like it makes sense with the whole thing about this episode how they think data's dead. its good #also the fact that when he's sleeping here. full uniform. didn't even take off his boots or combadge #i forget who exactly but maybe riker or picard who was telling geordi to go the fuck to bed earlier #you KNOW he was just up working trying to find what went wrong with the shuttle and then Conked Out #star trek will give us characters in pajamas if theyre SLEEPIN sleeping. u KNOW he wasnt #if he wasnt working himself to death they wouldve given us geordi jammies #anyway :(((((((((( episode of all time. put data in SITUATIONS. #FUCK kivas fajo #kill kill bite main destroy. they shoulve let data kill him. a a treat

[lesbian-odo]

Data Slander

Characters and episodes in order under the cut

Data, S4E3 Brothers Katherine Pulaski, S2E1 The Child Admiral Haftel, S3E16 The Offspring Phillipa Louvois, S2E9 The Measure of a Man Bruce Maddox, S2E9 The Measure of a Man Christopher Hobson, S5E1 Redemption Part 2 Lore, S4E3 Brothers Gosheven, S3E2 The Ensigns of Command Kivas Fajo, S3E22 The Most Toys Data: S4E3 Brothers S7E17 Masks S6E26 Descent Part 1 S6E8 A Fistful of Datas S5E26 Time's Arrow Part 1 S3E13 Deja Q The Enterprise exploding: S5E18 Cause and Effect

#data soong #katherine pulaski #admiral haftel #lal soong #phillipa louvois #bruce maddox #christopher hobson #lore soong #gosheven #kivas fajo #masaka #borg #jack london #star trek #tng #star trek tng #lo #loed

[tough-girl9]

hi, first of all i wanted to say that i usually prefer one-shots to series, but mechanical rose is amazing and has me absolutely hooked.

id also like to ask if it will touch on the topic of the most toys, as with the reader constantly reminding data of his humanity, it would probably be interesting.

thanks for your answer and providing us with this gem of literature!

Hey there! So glad you've been enjoying Mechanical Rose :)

I've wanted to write about The Most Toys since I first saw that episode. In my opinion, it's the darkest and most traumatic Data episode (closely seconded by Descent), and it obviously deeply affected him. I have bits written of a one-shot called "Not a Malfunction" that I hope to finish and post someday that explores Data processing what happened to him and coming to terms with the fact that he fired at Fajo.

I hadn't thought of connecting his experiences in that episode with my Mechanical Rose series, but it does make sense that those traumatic memories might bubble up in the context of his relationship with Y/N. I'll have to give it some thought and see what sparks my imagination. Thanks for the idea!

#ask answer #ask tough-girl9 #star trek #star trek tng #star trek the next generation #data star trek #lt commander data #data soong #the most toys #kivas fajo

[asidewalksymphony]

Finished watching s03e22 of TNG

Bro, I actually got nervous for Data. Like yeah, I know he doesn't die or anything, but I wasn't sure if this would end with him getting forcibly turned off or something else horrible. Also, I did NOT expect to see Saul Rubinek!! Rubinek did a really good job at playing the villain in this episode, though I was thrown off at how young he looked. (He's always been Artie from Warehouse 13 to me, lol)

I did like that they didn't do the typical "3 Laws of Robotics" for Data to have as a programming ruleset. It makes sense, since he is literally sentient, meaning his programming wouldn't restrict him like that. I also found it interesting that Fajo was relying so hard on Data's statement "I have been designed with a fundamental respect for life in all its forms and a strong inhibition against causing harm to living beings." Like, Data didn't say he was prevented from causing harm to living beings, he said he had a strong inhibition against causing harm. If Data was unable to kill when necessary I doubt he would be allowed to serve in Starfleet. I also found Data doing the calculation in his head and coming to the conclusion that killing Fajo would prevent harm to other living beings to be interesting. I understood his logic, even if wasn't said. Also, characters keep saying "Data can't feel, he's just an android". But like...he clearly can bro, lol.

#neam watches tng #star trek #IM SORRY IM JUST RAMBLING #i really enjoy data as a character #i did started laughing at data feeding the one character and very blending going lulululu at it #cause i guess he assumed you have to make the sounds while feeding it cause that's what fajo did looool #but he did it so deadpan i couldn't help but laugh

[iamnmbr3]

i wonder if bruce maddox ever realized how close he came to data just popping his head like a grape

#yeah sure data likes to avoid violence but as we saw in the ep with Kivas Fajo he absolutely can and will do a little murder if pushed #Data #Star Trek #Star Trek TNG #random musings

[tuttle-did-it]

Star Trek actor Brent Spiner (Data, way too many relations/incarnations of Data) with Saul Rubinek (Fajo) on Warehouse 13

Season 4 episode 1 A New Hope

On the TNG the Most Toys, Fajo (Saul Rubinek) steals Data (Brent Spiner) because he is a rare artefact. In Warehouse 13, Artie (Saul Rubinek) steals a valuable artefact from Brother Adrian (Brent Spiner), who chases after him to get it back.

#warehouse 13 #star trek next generation #saul rubinek #brent spiner #data #fajo #artie neilsen #brother adrian

[goldenliartrash]

just saw a usamerican woman on twitter complaining that a group of spanish people "only" tipped her 70 dollars on their 600 dollar meal (and she was expecting another 50 bucks i guess?). Bestie if you wanna make rent you gotta unionize, you can't expect random tourists to adhere to your social conventions, specially when usamericans refuse to follow anyone else's regardless of the situation

#mucho me parece que le hayan dejado 70 pavos #todos los quote retweets llenos de volvería a nacer español y volvería a dejar 20 céntimos de propina obviamente #sinceramente no entiendo como en el 'país de la libertad' se ha permitido que se llegue a este punto con las propinas #y que pongan a la gente en situaciones así #si vas a comer fuera y te toca un camarero terrible todavía le tienes que soltar un fajo de billetes extra por miedo a que no pueda pagar #sus facturas si no lo haces #y es que lo cojas por donde lo cojas es una locura. a la gente de la barra le tienes que dar propina? al del mcauto?? #en fin muerte a los estados unidos

[jinanreona]

@ramshacklehousewarden​ sent:

"Why are some of your cubs in Savanaclaw just walking around butt naked."

As he came down from the Magift field, he quirked a brow when he noticed a certain herbivore hanging around outside. “Oi,” he called towards the boy, quirking a brow at him that very much said ‘what are you doing here?’

“Why are some of your cubs in Savanaclaw just walking around butt naked.” Without missing a beat, Yu gave him an answer in the form of the odd statement that had Leona squinting at him in confusion. Looking around, he finally caught sight of three students running off in the distance. They weren’t naked per se, though the towel around their waist did little to cover them when they were dashing like a bat out of hell back towards the dorms.

Ugh. He made a face, rolling his eyes and looking away with a shake of his head. He was surrounded by idiots. “Those guys are always forgetting their clothes in their dorm rooms. Maybe they’ll get tired of running ‘round here embarrassing themselves and learn to bring what they need for practice,” he clicked his tongue in disapproval. If Yu hoped for Leona to do something about it, he would be sorely disappointed. After all, Leona was merely the housewarden, not some nanny tasked with doting after cubs that weren’t taught common sense.

His gaze fell back on the other, giving him a funny look. “...Think a better question is why are you staring at ‘em, perv~,” he mused aloud with a bemused smirk before walking past him and beginning to walk towards the shower room himself.

#;; ic #ramshacklehousewarden #// I'll be honest idk what the context of this ask is fewoijawefo;fajo;awef #// so here! A made up scenario lol

[sshbpodcast]

Top 3 Star Trek The Next Generation villains

By Ames

While we’re on our trip down memory lane, started last week when we delved back through the list of our favorite minor characters from Star Trek: The Next Generation, let’s keep following the Enterprise-D wherever she will go. This week, A Star to Steer Her By is focused squarely on the mustache-twirling, maniacal laughing, Picard-torturing villains of TNG! Longtime readers will remember we did the same thing when we highlighted our favorite baddies from The Original Series, so we’re getting on with our bad selves again, ‘90s style!

Adversaries from TNG run the gamut from silly to sinister, brainy to brawny, Ferengi to Romulan, and they’re all worth celebrating… when we’re not getting our asses handed to us at least. Who’s the baddest of the bad? Read on below for our picks and listen to our chatter on this week’s episode of the podcast (discussion at 1:10:04). And watch out for our truest nemesis: blue barrels!

[images © CBS/Paramount] 

Ames – Massive payouts

Q

Borg Queen

Madred

All of my picks show that if you put time and effort into a character, it’s worth it! We see a great deal of Q, our runaway top omnipotent entity, and every time it’s more of a delight to watch him toy with Jean-Luc. Then Sisko. Then Janeway. Then Jean-Luc again. Similarly, there’s so much that’s intriguing and sexy about the Borg Queen that we bring her back to liven up the Delta Quadrant in Voyager. And the sheer intensity and manipulation of Gul Madred probably did more to pave the way for Deep Space Nine than anything else!

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Jake – Badmiral to the bone

Gul Madred

Benjamin Maxwell

Eric Pressman

Jake has a great collection of just fantastic performers to round out his collection of villains. Watching these pros, you might just get lured onto their sides because of how they make their wicked actions seem justified. First off, more of that love/hate for Gul Madred, perfectly carried by the late David Warner. And then a pair of admirals gone wrong from Jake’s famous Evil Admirals blogpost. Both Maxwell and Pressman fight for what they think is right, they just go about it in that patented Badmiral way that you just love to watch.

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Chris – Schemers extraordinaries

Duras Sisters

Sela

Gul Madred

If a villain is going to concoct an absolutely hare-brained scheme, you can bet they’re going to end up on Chris’s list. We see some of the weirdest plotting in “Redemption” when the Duras Sisters whip out their feminine wiles to get their nephew installed as Chancellor. Further, you don’t get schemes quite as batty as Romulan schemes, and Sela absolutely dominates the field of Rube Goldberg mechanics that need to go just right. And we have another listing of Gul Madred for the audacity of thinking kidnapping Picard was at all going to work!

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Caitlin – Kinky bastards

OG Ferengi

Duras Sisters

Gul Madred

Whips! Cleavage! Bondage! I’m sensing a theme! All of Caitlin’s picks had big nefarious plans that somehow capitalized on people’s baser instincts. The Ferengi of “The Last Outpost” started off so arrogant that they were the superior beings that it took the guardian of the Tkon empire to shut them up and make them put their electric whips away. As mentioned earlier, the duplicitous Duras sisters leaned on their sexuality to attempt their seduce their way into power, and of course now-familiar face Madred just used torture to get his way!

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Like K’Ehleyr winning our favorite TNG character last week, it is obvious who our go-to torturer is. Congrats to Gul Madred and his five lights for sweeping all of our lists!

We’ve got one more listicle in the TNG field ready for next week, so get ready to put your support behind your favorite alien race! Make sure you’re also doing the whole podcast thing over on SoundCloud or wherever you listen, following A Star to Steer Her By on Facebook and Twitter, and counting the lights carefully – your life may depend on it.

#star trek #star trek podcast #podcast #star trek TNG #the next generation #villains #badmirals #Q Continuum #Ferengi #Lore #Moriarty #Kivas Fajo #Benjamin Maxwell #Norah Satie #Duras Sisters #Commander Sela #Gul Madred #Eric Pressman #Borg Queen

[fratboystrider]

short husband

#my art #doodles #oc art #linus of meara #malachi of meara #malachi of fajo #dnd